SC dismisses retired IPS officer’s plea against quashing of summons to Abhay Chautala

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court made an objection filed by a retired IPS officer who objected to the order of Punjab and Haryana Supreme Court, which prevented the call of Indian National Delight Chief Abhay Singh Chautala in a slander case against him in 2008.

Justices MM Sundresh and Satish Chandra Sharma said he was not inclined to intervene in the Supreme Court decision.

The upper court applied for a appeal by Param Vir Rathee, a Supreme Court on December 19, 2023, a commandment of the call of Chautala.
The retired IPS officer filed a complaint against Chautala and some other people in August 2008, claiming that he made slandering against the officer published in various newspapers and caused irreparable loss/damage to his reputation.

In 2010, a pride of the pride was challenged by Chautala before the additional zone and session court, which approved the order by Chautala. This order was challenged in front of the Supreme Court.

The high court quashed the Summoning Order, Observing That Duration the Prelimination LED by RAThee it was not esthant that chautala Had. Against the Compleinant, the intention of the Plead in the Compleinant or Establish

“Considering the above, this court is a suitable case to prevent the abuse of the legal process, because the allegations and preliminary evidence made in the complaint, the petition owner of the public statements allegedly made with any malicious intent against the complainant.”